Premier League confirmed the news that 11 new cases were reported in the league between 24 January and 30 January. In between Monday to Sunday, a total of 1947 covid-19 tests occurred on players, team members, and staff. And the result of this Premier League news came out with 11 positive cases.
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Premier League announced in their official statement, "Overall testing numbers are lower in this reporting period due to squads being away from training grounds as a result of the Premier League's mid-season player break."
Another confirmed Premier League news is that 85% of players took 1, 2, or 3 COVID-19 vaccination doses. Premier League also said that it increased to 92% when vaccination rates among club staff added to that of players.
The release further stated, "The League continues to work with clubs to encourage vaccination among players and club staff, as well as promoting the Government's public health vaccination messaging."
Premier League action will restart from coming Saturday, February 5 after a mid-season break. At the present, Manchester City is leading the standings, with Liverpool in the second.